PS 1

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Resource Guide
  • Experts
  • Presentation Space
  • Work Space
  • Power Source
  • Computers
  • Software
  • Printers
  • Local Area Network
  • Internet Access
  • Graphic Tablets
  • Hard Disks
  • Recordable CD
  • Scanners
  • Cameras
  • Video Cameras
  • Tripods
  • CD Player
  • FM Radios
  • FM Transmitter
• Lesson Plans
  • Understanding Electronic Media Arts & Science
  • Word Processing
  • Internet & Networking
  • Digital Audio & CD Production
  • Radio Production & Broadcasting
  • Digital Imaging & Computer Graphics
  • Digital Video Editing & Post Production
• Assessments
• Glossary

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Maui Media Lab's PS1 Electronic Media Arts & Science Advance Placement High School Curriculum was developed at the Maui Media Lab entirely with private funding. All rights reserved.

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